Fin whale! Since only a portion of these 70 foot monsters appears above water, it can be tough to back a compelling image. This background was certain a nice benefit! Aialik Bay, Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska. This was one of a group of 4 we watched last week.
Cataract Cove, Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska.
Another new image from last weeks Kenai Fjords Photo Tour. This is from Cataract Cove – we had a lot of fun watching the mountain goats on this granite wall!
Looking into Northwestern Fjord, Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska.
A version of this scene is on the cover of the first book project I was ever involved with nearly 20 years ago! I still can’t pass by this location without capturing more images! This is from last week looking into Northwestern Fjord, Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska.
Huge iceberg in Bear Glacier Lagoon, Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska.
Back from guiding a wonderful photo tour in Kenai Fjords National Park! We saw 10 plus bears the first day from the train and helicopter! Lots of wildlife and amazing scenery including orcas and humpbacks. Had a special surprise the last day when we saw a group of 4 fin whales! the Fin whale is the second largest animal on earth reaching almost 70 feet! Unfortunately there are possibly fewer than 100,000 left in the world.
This is from inside Bear Glacier Lagoon. It is so fun to paddle amongst these huge ice bergs after having flown over them the day before in a helicopter with the doors off. We access this lagoon in a specially designed jet boat, then switch to kayaks. More photos to come!
Kayaking in Bear Lagoon, Kenai Fjords National Park, near Seward, Alaska. (model released)
Tomorrow I head to Anchorage to begin a very long awaited Kenai Fjords Photo Tour! We had to cancel this last year due to Covid, and considering some of the folks had signed up over a year before that, it means they have waited some two and a half years for this trip!
I think the wait will be worth it. We will take the train on Gold Star Service to Seward, then helicopter with doors off to this incredible lagoon which has even extra ice in it this year. The next day we will return to this lagoon in kayaks thanks to a specially designed jet boat. Finally we will spend 4 full days on a yacht in Kenai Fjords National Park – I can’t wait! I won’t always have cell service, but I’ll post when I can, otherwise I hope to have a lot of new images in a week! Cheers!
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